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Originally Posted by Juicybusa
A couple of thoughts. Gasoline is what has a cooling effect on engines. When the liquid vaporizes it cools. Oil does not have this direct cooling effect. Second, if your adding additional oil to the fuel you are in effect leaning your fuel mixture. Carb jets only flow a finite amount and more oil in the gas means less gas as a percentage is flowing through a fixed jet. Be cautious as we all no what an overly lean two stroke does. If additional oil created a cooling effect, it was because you had inadequate lubrication to begin with and were experiencing increased heat from friction.
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I'm not really into what you are saying. You make some interesting points...... but I disagree with most of them.
